St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-18
CULLED AT COURT.

The Mooney divorce case will be heard and
decided next Saturday by Judge Rea.
The will OF the late Eliza Weaver, involving
some $50, 600, was admitted to probate yester-
day.
The Milburn Wagon company has sued P.
H. Finnegan to recover 500 on u promissory
note.
The eases of w. B. Robinson ct al. VS.. W.
Fl. Lyon ct al and Josiah Jones VS.. w. H.
Lyon ct al. will be tried Jointly Feb. 5.
In the case of J. Cohn g. Co. aga inst George
Levy verdict was yesterday returned for
the plaintiff. stay of thirty days was
granted.
In the district court yesterday the eases of
Alphonse T. Pierce against the Union Stone
Sc Building company and d. NJ. Swain against
E. L. Newell were dismissed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
1sah /. Bevere and Annie Cannes, Christ
Kauth and Mary Church. John c. Barton nd
Mary Is. Toucey, Aaron Johnson and Anna It.
Thorsen.
Charles B. Sheldon, Albee Smith, Henry S.
Sheldon ct al. began an action in the district
court yesterday against Ebenezer Smell ct al.
to quiet title to lot 2, section 81, town III,
range %.
The case of Bridget Sherin against George
A. Bracket to determine the ownership of
some land opposite the Window block on Sec
ond avenue south, was continued by Judge
Lochren yesterday.
In the district court yesterday J. N Prizes
ter, the tailor, made an assignment to Paul
Schmederman. The assets he says will not
exceed $1,000. The liabilities are not given,
but range close to that figure.
The cases of H.sA Pemberton VS.. The Min
neapolis Bottle Manufacturing company and
P. j. E. Clementson against the Minnesota s.
Northwestern Railway company we re called
in the district court yesterday, but were con-
tinued.
Before Judge Young yesterday was heard
the case of John Backer against the City of
Minneapolis to recover $4,000 for injuries al
legged to have been received by falling on a
defective sidewalk on Sixth street south last
September.
a judgment of divorce was entered in the
case of James c. Phelps against frankie
Phelps. tried Saturday before Judge Young.
Phelps alleged that his wife frequently threat
ened to shoot him, and is now an inmate of
house of prostitution in St. Paul.
The hearing of the application for disso-
luton of the Minneapolis Hardware company
on the ground that the secretary and treasurer
had overdrawn their accounts and refused to
turn over the books. came up before Judge
Lochren yesterday morning, and was dis
missed, the court holding that in order to Sc
cure dissolution a majority of the members
of interest must ask for the same, but in this
case it had not been done.
John Nelson fled pap ers in the district
court yesterday beginning an action against
James A. Broadbent, George D. Patterson ct
al, to recover $1,000 damages and to set aside
deed to lot SO, block 10, Forest Heights ad-
diton to Minneapolis. This property is val
ued at $4,000. In his complaint Nelson al
leges that he was induced to exchange his
property for lot of land in Marshall county.
worth about 81 per acre. but which the de-
PENDANTS Informed him was worth SIS an
acre, and claims that the defendants were
well aware OF the fraud that was being prac-
ticed.